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Loving Care Mobile Veterinary Service

Locality: Macquarie Park, New South Wales

Phone: +61 412 131 925

Address: Macquarie Post Shop, PO Box 1307, Macquarie Centre 2122 Macquarie Park, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.lovingcaremobilevet.com.au

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24.01.2022 Cute kitten video for today :D So adorable watching the kitten try and groom herself just like mum!! https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1078690808886990

23.01.2022 Springtime itch? Redness, sneezing, scratching, rashes... sound familiar? Call Tonia from Loving Care Mobile Veterinary Service on 0412 131 925 for your pets skin consultation and advice to relieve the irritation of allergies this season.

22.01.2022 Another picture of the gorgeous Rocky.. "Not Monday again!?"

22.01.2022 **ALERT** Be on the lookout for megaoesophagus as the alert is raised about a potential link to food. PetFAST, a joint initiative of the AVA and PFIAA, have advised that a number of megaoesphagus cases in dogs are being investigated for a possible link to pet food. Owners are encouraged to be aware of the signs of megaoesophagus and seek veterinary attention if identified. At this stage, the investigation is ongoing. However, there has been a voluntary recall by Veganpet of one batch of their dry dog food, batch no. 02026021. For full details, visit the Veganpet Website: https://veganpet.com.au/

21.01.2022 Multiple tick paralysis cases treated in the Lane Cove area, particularly Lane Cove West. Do you know what to look out for? Is your pet protected against the deadly paralysis tick? Read more in our Newsflash here: https://mailchi.mp//paralysis-ticks-pets-loving-care-mobil

20.01.2022 Dr Tonia with a most co-operative patient! Someone is loving the personalised attention in-home consultations bring.. and we just LOVE our job!!

19.01.2022 LOVING CARE CHRISTMAS HOURS 2020 To our wonderful clients, please note our NEW hours of operation over the Christmas period. For the first time ever Loving Care staff will be taking a few extra days with our families and friends, so will be closed: Friday 25th December until Sunday 3rd January 2021. Monday 4th January - business will resume as usual.... If you need veterinary care during this time, please call: -All Natural Vet Care, Russell Lea on 97125844 -Vetmed, West Lindfield on 94158000 -Chatswood Vet Hospital on 94116547 **In case of an emergency after hours please call: SASH on 9889 0289, located at Level 1, 1 Richardson Place, North Ryde NSW 2113 Wishing you all a safe and happy holiday season from all of us at Loving Care Mobile Vet xo

19.01.2022 IT'S TICK SEASON! Check out our latest Loving Care Newsletter here: https://mailchi.mp//ticks-pesticide-spraying-fox-baiting-l

18.01.2022 Just a little reminder to be mindful and vigilant in your supervision of dogs and puppies around children always. Better safe than not. We love our pets and they love us, but it only takes a spilt second to startle a pup and it’s their natural instinct to protect themselves. Good supervision and good socialisation/training is paramount. https://www.facebook.com/aimee.gilbert.73/posts/10158448526726285

17.01.2022 Happy hump day!!

12.01.2022 Getting ready for a lazy weekend.. can someone pass the remote please

08.01.2022 Really important to be mindful of... Have you considered what happens to those facemasks we dispose of? Please be sure to break/cut the ear loops of your facemasks when disposing of them, and help keep our wildlife safe from strangulation and becoming tangled

07.01.2022 As New Years Eve approaches, we need to consider the noise, excitement and extra people around can all be a bit overwhelming for our pets. Here are a few handy hints to keep our pets safe and calm on this exciting night of the year! *Take your dog out for some vigorous exercise during the day, so it is tired and does not have a lot of pent up energy. *Before the fireworks and parties begin give your dogs their evening meal, a full tummy also makes them happy and more sleepy!... *The best place for your dogs on a night filled with loud noises from fireworks and parties is indoors in a quiet place. *Let your dogs hide if they want to. *Distract your pet with their favourite toys and games BUT DON’T reward any anxious behaviour by fussing, giving them treats or hugging them. Staying happy and in control lets them know everything is okay. *Leave the TV or radio on as it can drown out some of the loud noises. *Just to be safe, make sure your dog has all its ID tags on just in case it somehow does escape so they can be identified and returned quickly. See more

07.01.2022 The feeling of freedom, excitement and enjoying all those new smells and sights on Milly's first walk!

06.01.2022 Nurse Camilla with the adorable Harley, post-op after his desexing. Always a good opportunity for cuddles and a beautiful part of the job

06.01.2022 With TICK SEASON upon us there is no reason pets should suffer from deadly tick paralysis when there are so many options available to protect our beloved pets. Bravecto or nexgard chews, seresto collars, advantix or bravecto spot-on just to name a few...whatever your preference there is a cost effective solution to keep your pet safe this tick season. A THOROUGH TICK CHECK OF YOUR PET SHOULD ALSO BE DONE DAILY - just to be safe. Ask us today for more information about which preventative product would be right for your pet this tick season.

05.01.2022 To all of our wonderful clients and patients, wishing you a beautiful, safe and loving Christmas. Thank you for your ongoing friendship and support throughout the year. The Loving Care Mobile Vet Team xo

03.01.2022 How are your pets teeth looking? It might be time for a dental check or teeth clean! Good oral hygiene = good inner health for your pet. Contact Tonia for more information about your pets dental health.

03.01.2022 HAPPY HALLOWEEN From the Loving Care Mobile Vet Team ... Be mindful of hazards to pets while celebrating this occasion. Sweets (containing xylitol), nuts and raisins, open flames, wrappers/decorations can all be dangerous to our fur-babies.

02.01.2022 Remember NO Christmas ham or Christmas pudding for our fur babies; while delicious for us they can make our pets very ill.